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State exam - final theoretical part - FDP079

Title:	State exam - final theoretical part
Guaranteed by:	Department of Dentistry (15-550)
Faculty:	Faculty of Medicine in Hradec Králové
Actual:	from 2023
Semester:	summer
Points:	0
E-Credits:	0
Examination process:	summer s.:
Hours per week, examination:	summer s.:0/0, STEX [HT]
Capacity:	unlimited
Min. number of students:	unlimited
4EU+:	no
Virtual mobility / capacity:	no
Key competences:
State of the course:	taught
Language:	English
Teaching methods:	full-time
Level:

Guarantor:	prof. MUDr. Jakub Suchánek, Ph.D.
Pre-requisite :	{Compulsory subjects 5th year Dentistry (2019->)}
Incompatibility :	FZ10079
Interchangeability :	FA0210242, FZ10079

Examination dates SS schedule

Order	Course title
Topic 1 (TO1)
1	Working diagnosis and treatment plan decision making in a child o ran adult. Analysis of the radiograph, working diagnosis and treatment plan decision making. Working diagnosis decision making, proposal of the examination and therapy in a disease of the oral cavity.
Topic 2 (TO2)
1	Analgesics in dentistry.
2	Local anaesthetics in dentistry.
3	The principles of antibiotics use in dentistry.
4	Antibiotics in odontogenic infections.
5	Review of oral signs of drug-induced reactions.
6	The principles of the cardio-pulmonary resuscitation.
7	Anaphylactic shock - symptoms, emergency treatment, principles of therapy.
8	Epileptic paroxysm - symptoms, emergency, prophylaxis.
9	Complications of the local anaesthesia in dentistry.
10	Review of antiseptics in dentistry and their use.
11	Collapses in a dental office - symptoms, therapy, prophylaxis.
12	Hypoglycaemic attack - symptoms, emergency, prophylaxis.
13	Principles of antifungal therapy in dentistry.
14	Principles of antiviral therapy in dentistry.
15	Principles of the hyposialia and xerostomia treatment.
16	Extraoral radiographs in contemporary dentistry – meaning and use.
17	Principles of so-called post-expositional prophylaxis of HIV and HBV infection.
18	The principles of intraoral radiographs making, projection, indication.
19	Child abuse and neglect child syndromes – overview.
20	Principles of the oncologic prevention in dentistry.
21	Odontogenic bacteraemia, significance and prophylaxis.
22	Management of a patient in immunosuppression.
23	The importance of fluorides in the prevention of dental caries, topically applied fluoride products.
24	The patient with diabetes mellitus in the dental office.
25	Osteoporosis and drugs affecting bone metabolism.
26	Principles of the infection control in dentistry.
27	Primary prevention of plaque-related diseases in dentistry.
28	Principles of dental pulp treatment (trauma, acute conditions) with respect to the patient's age.
29	Possibilities of the odontogenic infection spread in human body.
30	Morphologic characteristics of the primary and permanent dentition.
31	Classification of orthodontic anomalies, principles of the prevention and therapy.
32	Principles of the treatment of elderly in dentistry.
33	Principles of use of dental implants.
34	Cysts in orofacial area, brief overview, principles of therapy and prevention.
35	Deep neck infection of odontogenic origin, principles of the therapy.
36	The principles of communication with the child and accompanying person in a dental office.
37	The principles of communication with the sensory impairment individuals in a dental office.
38	Informed consent and its role in dental practice.
39	Vertical and horizontal relationship between maxilla and mandible.
40	Acute toothache - differential diagnosis.
41	Planning of dental treatment – reasons and principles.
42	Odontogenic and non-odontogenic swellings – differential diagnosis.
43	Contracture of jaws – differential diagnosis.
44	Temporary prosthetics – review, working procedure and use.
45	Bleeding disorders and medications affecting blood coagulation.

Aim of the course

The ability for comprehensive patient examination, formulation of a treatment plan, and providing treatment.
Engage in comprehensive discussions regarding the task's associated questions, showcasing a holistic understanding.

Last update: Bažantová Lenka, Ing. (30.07.2024)

Requirements to the exam

Examination

To participate in the theoretical oral examination of the final state exam, students are required to satisfy all prescribed academic criteria across all study years (sections) and successfully pass the practical laboratory evaluation and practical clinical assessment of the final state exam.

Last update: Bažantová Lenka, Ing. (30.07.2024)

Syllabus

The student will choose one question, which contains four sub-questions:

Description of the X-ray image, discussion of the findings, and therapeutic considerations.
Clinical photograph of a pathological condition, diagnostic reasoning, and treatment plan.
Clinical photograph of a patient with an oral mucosal disease, diagnostic reasoning, and treatment plan.
Theoretical question from the list of topics – thematic area No. 2.

The exam assesses the ability to apply theoretical knowledge in clinical situations, diagnosis, and the proposal of therapeutic approaches, including specific cases (pediatric dentistry, mucosal diseases).

Last update: Bažantová Lenka, Ing. (20.01.2025)

Entry requirements

To become eligible for the theoretical oral examination of the final state exam, students must amass the designated credits through the successful completion of all stipulated academic prerequisites during their entire academic journey.

Last update: Bažantová Lenka, Ing. (30.07.2024)